Your Ultimate Game Day Grub Guide: 100+ of the Best Recipes For Super Bowl Snacking

If your guests are less about the calories and more about the nutrients, we suggest serving up this delightful green goddess dip. All veggies are welcome!

Pickle fanatics will flip over just how tasty these oven-fried pickles are! Stock up on the pickles, please!

For a tropical take on guac, add grilled pineapple and coconut.

These lamb lollipops are juicy and addictive. The mint-pistachio pesto that's on top of the lamb pairs wonderfully with buttery white wine.

These Aperol spritz jello shots are just too good to pass up. Perfect for the big day, treat your guests to this fun spin on a spritz cocktail by infusing jello with Prosecco, Aperol, and sparkling lemonade.

It's not game day without something wrapped in bacon, right? These bacon, jam, and triple crème jalapeno poppers will be the touchdown of the night.

Bite-size, dunkable, and bursting with flavor, these baked buffalo chicken egg rolls with blue cheese sauce will be the game-winning addition to any plate.

To give this strawberry tomato bruschetta recipe a burst of extra flavor, add crumbled goat cheese, feta, or shaved parmesan on top. These cheeses pair well with the tangy strawberries and balsamic vinegar.

Light, satisfying, and healthy, these caprese skewers will be a hit for those who want something fresh.

Sometimes more really is just more, like with these decadent chili con queso nachos.

When the appetizers run out, whip up this delightful chicken parmesan and roasted zucchini number.

For a lighter, brighter option, try this pineapple pickle salsa.

If you're feeding a big crowd, we can guarantee that these roasted Italian sausage, bell peppers, and onions will tide them over at least until halftime.

This fizzy spritz is like sunshine in a glass. Ready in five minutes or less, this strawberry white wine cocktail spritzer combines fresh strawberries with lemon and citrusy Sauvignon Blanc, topped with a hint of vodka and bubbly soda water. Prepare your palate for a new favorite.

Frosé will be a hit at anyone's Super Bowl Sunday, and this strawberry peach frosé recipe is no exception. It's basically the alcoholic version of a healthy smoothie, which is something we can all get behind. Each batch takes only 10 minutes to make, proving that frosé is a breeze!

Combine your love of macaroni and cheese and jalapeño poppers into one tangy, creamy, and fiery dish.

You won't believe how easy these bacon-wrapped buffalo shrimp are to prep.

There's nothing like freshly picked cherries, or in this case, a glass of cherry and ginger prosecco spritz. This cocktail is particularly refreshing due to the addition of fresh cherries, oranges, and ginger beer.

Tender on the inside and crispy and seasoned on the outside, these smoky bacon-wrapped baby potatoes are as easy to make as they are to devour.

These jumbo bacon-wrapped scallops are coated in a sweet and savory glaze. This simple yet elegant appetizer will wow the guests.

From start to finish, these delightful honey bacon goat cheese phyllo bites only take about 20 minutes to make. We suggest using extra honey if you're looking to make them nice and sweet.

Bubbly and easy to sip on, juicy grapefruit-mango mimosas are perfectly tailored to day drinking.

This muffuletta cheesy garlic bread contains all the important elements of a traditional New Orleans muffuletta sandwich, but instead of being between bread slices, it's all piled on top of garlic bread and baked. Yum!

Obviously we needed to include at least one beverage that's beautifully garnished with a watermelon wedge. Enter this watermelon frozen gin and tonic, a drink that's probably been saved on Pinterest a million times and can be easily re-created for your Super Bowl smash.

Cooked in a cranberry pepper jelly sauce, these sweet-and-spicy cranberry cocktail meatballs have a perfect harmony of all the best flavors.

Combining the flavors of peach jam, tart white balsamic, Prosecco, and a touch of basil, this balsamic peach spritz is a playful twist on the spritz cocktail that will keep your palate refreshed during the heat of the game.

Let's make a bet: you won't be able to eat just one of these chili-cheese pretzel bites.

If you need to feed the masses, this sheet pan shrimp boil has come to the rescue! If you have a big oven, we suggest making it in bulk.

Not one, but three cheeses and plenty of bacon make this spinach-artichoke dip our all-time favorite iteration.

If you're already a fan of pink bubbles, this smashed berry Rosé spritz recipe is a must-try. First, muddle together fresh berries, lemon juice, and basil, then top with sparkling Rose and a splash of tequila and elderflower liquor. Trust me, it's hard not to drink more than one.

Timeless and traditional, you can never go wrong with a good old-fashioned cheese plate. The more cheeses the merrier!

Love bourbon? Love lemonade? Meet your match: bourbon peach lemonade punch. The pitcher-style beverage will be requested over and over again once your guests experience it at your Super Bowl Sunday.

You'll be the best host of them all when you make these sheet pan poblano chicken fajitas on game day.

Calling all kombucha and wine enthusiasts: we've found the perfect drink for you. All that's needed to DIY these kombucha wine spritzers is white wine or Rosé, berry-flavored kombucha, ice, and mint for garnish.

Five easy-to-find ingredients are all you need to make these buffalo chicken pinwheels.

Looking for something sweet, spicy, and even a little bit cheesy? This cranberry-jalapeno baked brie dip will have you salivating in no time.

Use a big batch of slow-cooker carnitas for tacos, nachos, or burritos.

For an enhanced spin on the spritz cocktail, add a splash of gin! Complemented by refreshing grapefruit flavors, this grapefruit gin spritz is guaranteed to be a hit.

For a fresh take on the Middle Eastern classic, add sun-dried tomatoes to hummus.

These minted orange and strawberry coolers are a lot easier to make than you think. They only take 10 minutes and are equal parts refreshing and fruity.

Crispy potatoes mixed with savory bacon and sharp cheddar cheese could only be made better if they were breaded and fried. That's where these bacon and cheese croquettes come in.

Spice things up with a platter of homemade pita chips and a bowl of cumin-, coriander-, and chile-laced hummus.

Forget the appetizers and make something more hearty. This sheet pan chili lime chicken with sweet potatoes will be loved by all.

The hibiscus Arnold Palmer drink is the 'grammable version of the 99-cent beverage we all know and love. Double or triple the recipe if you're looking to serve a serious crowd. Your guests will be amazed!

These brown butter blondies with pecans are an easy handheld dessert.

Well, everyone knows chili is a game day essential, and this slow-cooker beef chili recipe is about as easy as it gets. Get grubbin'!

If you're a bourbon drinker, guess what? There's a spritz cocktail for you as well. For those who love bolder flavors, this paper plane spritz combines Aperol and sparkling wine with bourbon, amaro, and lemon juice. For extra party host points, garnish with a festive paper plane and a lemon twist.

Each one of these savory-sweet spicy bacon-wrapped dates with goat cheese is packed with the perfect balance of flavors.

Chicken meatballs stuffed with Swiss cheese and ham and cooked in a white wine dijon sauce makes these chicken cordon bleu meatballs practically burst at the seams with flavor.

Quench your thirst with this out-of-this-world delicious watermelon spritz. First, you'll want to create frozen watermelon cubes, then combine them with your favorite Sauvignon Blanc and a splash of club soda or tonic. Garnish with a sprig of basil and enjoy.

Fact: a pitcher full of a pretty (and strong) cocktail is basically a lifesaver. This mojito pitcher is made of just five ingredients: rum, sugar, lime juice, club soda, and mint.

Chili is pretty much a given on game day, especially when it's a no-fuss slow-cooker version.

Part cheese plate, part dessert, this easy-to-make appetizer is salty, sweet, crunchy, and all-around delicious.

For a drink that's dangerously good, look no further than this boozy watermelon mint lemonade. It only calls for six ingredients and it's a great staple you can re-create over and over again.

Made with a base of grated sweet potatoes, sharp cheddar cheese, and an alluring blend of spices, you might have to make an extra batch of these tasty baked cheddar sweet potato fritters.

These blueberry mojitos are light and the perfect combination of minty and fruity. The best part? Each batch (six servings) takes only five minutes to make.

Just because some partygoers are vegetarian doesn't mean that they shouldn't be able to get in on the buffalo-sauced fun. These buffalo cauliflower bites will appeal to all, omnivorous and not.

It just wouldn't be right to host a football or basketball party without including classic buffalo wings.

Lemon-bright hummus is a welcome addition at nearly any get-together, the Super Bowl included.

With juicy tomato, creamy guacamole, and crunchy bacon, each bite of bacon guacamole is a taste explosion!

Drink a Bloody Mary in the morning to recover from a long night out, or get the day drinking started with this spicy classic. For a more zingy spin, try a balsamic-spiked version.

We can think of few folks who'll say no to one of these rich, fudgy brownies.

What makes this gazpacho bloody mary so delicious? The homemade gazpacho, of course!

Smoked paprika, cumin, garlic salt, hot sauce, and worcestershire sauce combine for a completely addictive batch of spiced almonds.

A black and tan will bring a little excitement to any game day.

For an unexpected take on a classic finger food, wrap crescent roll dough around chicken sausages for chicks in a blanket.

Try this refreshing cocktail filled with bright flavors when you want to sip on something special without getting woozy.